Standing for Equity at Rochdale Village: How Queens Organizers Demanded Inclusion
Queens residents refused to accept a reality where Black workers were barred from building housing in their own neighborhood.
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A Miracle of Brotherhood: Dr. Yusef Salaam and Korey Wise Reflect on Survival, Memory, and Truth
Through their own words, Salaam and Wise describe the 'miracle' of their enduring bond.
60 Years of Jazz in the Garden
Sixty years of music, memory, and shared joy on the garden lawn.
When music hits right, it doesn't just entertain—it holds space for history, emotion, and community connection.
At the Newark Museum of Art’s milestone 60th Anniversary Jazz in the Garden, the jazz community gathered for
The Undeniable Legacy of Norma Miller
In the heart of Harlem, when the jazz was hot and the energy was electric, a young girl stepped onto the Savoy Ballroom floor and changed American culture forever.
Beyond Cosmetic Inclusion: How Stevenson Gallery Champions Artist Sovereignty
At Frieze NYC, IN THE WAKE TV Founder and journalist Jamara Wakefield speaks with Stevenson directors and curators Sinazo Chiya and Lerato Bereng
Boston Soundscapes: The Beat Explorers Redefine "Trap Jazz"
In Boston’s evolving music scene, The Beat Explorers are carving out a distinct, genre-bending space. Self-described as "trap jazz," the collective blends the improvisational depth of traditional jazz with the heavy, modern rhythms of trap music, capturing the creative energy driving the city's
Carrying the Sound: Celebrating Louis Armstrong’s 125th Birthday
“My whole life has been happiness. Through all the misfortunes… I did not plan anything. Life was there for me, and I accepted it. And life, whatever came out, has been beautiful to me and I love everybody.”
– Louis Armstrong